The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-09-24
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Mr.. r. F. Dyer is thinking Of erecting
a residence on Arnold street.
Miss Nellie Smith Of Taunton, Mass. is
the guest Of Olneyville friends this week.
Stone. formerly Of the Lynn. Mass, ball
club. il now playing with the Athletics Of
this place.
Mr.. Harry winsor has conveyed many
Johnston people to the Fair this week IN
his large bus.
Master Willie Howe returned this week
from an extended vacation at North
BroQkfeld. Mass.
Miss Mary L. c. Pierce of Plaindeld
street, has been visiting friends in North
Scituate this week.
The Providence Cricket and Foot Ball
Cub will give first class entertainment
in Irons Hall tonight. CFriday)
Mr. A. T. Howe returned Tuesday even
ing from IA brief visit To friends at Worces-
ter and North Brookfeld. Mass.
Some substantial granite steps have
been placed at the entrance of the build
ing occupied 10y Mr.. Henry Meyer.
Mr.. l.. A. Basle q. compos.tor employ
ed on the NaiTagansett Times of Wakefield
paid the TINES office avisit Saturday.
Mr. L. q. Andrews, the High street
sign and carriage painter. has new sign
at his place of business that is beauty.
officer John Meadowcroft. of the John
ston police, made an excellent exhibit of
bronze centre tables at the State Fair this
week.
Contributions Of local news are always
thankfully received at the TIMES office and
the names of the contributors will not be
divulged.
Philip Riley. who has been confined to
his residence for several weeks past with
typhoid fevcr.was able to be out and about
this week.
Mrs. +. ; Burlngamc and Rev. j. ;.
W u''l'I hlii'SS'u hl 'l''H M ''Hl''
ance meeting on the Square last Sunday
afternoon.
Subscriptions are beginning to come in
for the TINES. Persons wishing to support
their local paper can do 50 most efficiently
in this way.
Contractor William II. Place has just
placed three new cottages on the market
which he has built on Webster street near
North; they are beauties.
Preparations for several fairs for the
coming cool weather are in progress. and
lively times are promised 10y the various
organizations during the winter.
Many of the shore resort summer resi-
dents are crawling back to .~inter quar-
,ers AT home, and trades people are more
hopeful on account Of increased trade.
Mcssis. William Mills Il Son, made a
very fine display of photographs at the
Statei Fair this week among them was
an excellent portrait of Judge Phillips.
A musical md literary entertainment
by male talent viii De given in Dyer's
Opera House, Friday evening, September
Both for the benefit of 81. .Thercsa's church.
A young woman named Fiska 'ad her
finger caught in the gearing at the
National worsted Mill last Saturday and
badly crushed She was attended by
DR.. Wyman.
The new cottage of Mr.. Samuel W.
Wynn on Webster avenue will bc the
finest in the town when completed.
1t will be lighted by the usW incandes-
cent lights, and be heated throughout
with hot air.
Building operations are somewhat re-
tayIed in this vicinity, by the stringcncy
in the money market. and several applica-
tious to the banks during the past week
We're laid over for more. favorable turn
ia the money market
Horace p. Martin, Esq, has left for
the West again as the car load # horses
he has just returned home with has been
nearly disposed Of Mr.. Martin is be
coming n veteran in the business and
bid. fair to outdo oil rivals.
A committee consisting of George +.
Beane. William AlveIson, W. d. Harris,
James Greenup and Jacob Dakin has
been appointed TO make arrangements
for the ball TO be given by the Rough and
Ready Fire Co, October 9th
A number Of Johnston people are at
tendants at Haas Dancing Academy
Among the number are Mr.. and Mrs. W
D. Harris. Commodore c. W. Barnes
Hon. J. Rowland and c. :. Kenyon, book
keeper at the Atlantic Mills.
Owing to q slight break Of the machinery
at the Waterman Mil, Monday afternoon,
the mill was obliged 10 shut down for
short time. but owing to the energetic
superintendent. James Pearcc. the mill
was in running order within an hour
Why don't the business men Of Olney-
Vile start bankl There would be
ample business for il. il the citizens Of the
place would patronize il. and much time
now spent 10 going 70 Providence could BE-
saved. The TINES thinks that such an
institution would do a good business in
60 l.rst. a., ,.iIlays a. Olueyyille